Just recently moved out of Indy and am now in Michigan. I enjoyed my 3 and a half years up in the Castleton area. Fishers and Carmel were a stones throw away. The area North of the city is definitely booming, but I really found myself loving that part of town. Great vids!
Simply Pho in Castleton (Indy) & Chao in Fishers were great for Vietnamese. Cafe Korea is an excellent Korean BBQ place on Allisonville Rd in Fishers as well.
I lived in Noblesville for 17 years, have lived in Indy the last 4 and am currently moving back to Noblesville. Hamilton county as a whole is where I love to be.
My sister and I live in the suburbs of Chicago and will be moving to be closer to family who live in Carmel. Looking for a condo/townhome that has at least one bedroom on main level. We see that Westfield is building like crazy and the new builds can accommodate us.
I moved to fishers from California and find it amusing that the northside comes with that reputation. The small old rickety home I grew up in back in California is worth double what I have here - a new build with double the living space.
I enjoy your videos. Another possible con could be snow and ice. Meteorologists occasionally use I-70 as a dividing line for a winter storm,. It’s possible to be a little worse the further north of Indy you go
Is there a place you can go in the country and not feel your in inner city. Instead of having humans around you there are deer open fields. Where I can build a campfire looking at the stars. Nobody around you.
Go 30-45 minutes in any direction and you can find what you're looking for. I live in Bargersville which is growing but you can still find what you're looking for just a bit south.
Just recently moved out of Indy and am now in Michigan. I enjoyed my 3 and a half years up in the Castleton area. Fishers and Carmel were a stones throw away. The area North of the city is definitely booming, but I really found myself loving that part of town. Great vids!
Thanks!
Thanks for all of the great imagery and information!
This is absolutely a comprehensive video with great photoage to highlight your points. Thank you!
I like your videos. Is it possible to talk about some good areas that are closed to good Asian restaurants?
Simply Pho in Castleton (Indy) & Chao in Fishers were great for Vietnamese. Cafe Korea is an excellent Korean BBQ place on Allisonville Rd in Fishers as well.
I lived in Noblesville for 17 years, have lived in Indy the last 4 and am currently moving back to Noblesville. Hamilton county as a whole is where I love to be.
Strawtown is fun like a carnival sideshow selling brokendown horses and ratty cars and quality merchandise 😀
@@skibee50 The strawtown auction?! Fun fun
My sister and I live in the suburbs of Chicago and will be moving to be closer to family who live in Carmel. Looking for a condo/townhome that has at least one bedroom on main level. We see that Westfield is building like crazy and the new builds can accommodate us.
I moved to fishers from California and find it amusing that the northside comes with that reputation. The small old rickety home I grew up in back in California is worth double what I have here - a new build with double the living space.
Great videos! KUDOS JASON!!!
Growing up in Hancock County, I lived just off Olio road close enough to Hamilton County. Looks like a solid spot to raise a family .
Good summary…please add the gem of Conner Prairie to your list of great venues in Fishers.
Please do a video on far northern Hamilton Co. Sheridan is just beginning grow.
It sure is. I plan to cover Sheridan in 2023
I have visited Indy twice for work. Nice town.
I enjoy your videos. Another possible con could be snow and ice. Meteorologists occasionally use I-70 as a dividing line for a winter storm,. It’s possible to be a little worse the further north of Indy you go
Do you ignore Zionsville on purpose? I notice that you hardly ever mention it.
Any good mortgage brokers in the area?
I love to play Bingo. do they play bingo there?
Fbi homeland security is just over your shoulder there
Is there a place you can go in the country and not feel your in inner city. Instead of having humans around you there are deer open fields. Where I can build a campfire looking at the stars. Nobody around you.
Go 30-45 minutes in any direction and you can find what you're looking for. I live in Bargersville which is growing but you can still find what you're looking for just a bit south.
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Edit: Wyoming - the least populous state of the 50. My friend moved to Casper and loves it there.